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EMBRACING THE MANUFACTURING, JOBBING AND RETAIL 

INTERESTS. PUBLIC AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, 

BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE STREETS, RESIDENCES, 

PARKS AND ALL PLACES OF INTEREST 

IN AND ABOUT THE CITY. 




THE LIVE STOCK, PACKING HOUSE, GRAIN AND 
MILLING CENTER OF THE SOUTHWEST. 



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it to you, believing it to represent a high standard of 
the photographer, engraver and printer's art, and we 
trust our efforts will be appreciated. 
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FORT WORTH TEXAS. 



Population— 1900, 26,688—1907 67,138 

Altitude 672 

Average Temperature for 19 Years, degrees 64.4 

Average Rain Fall for 19 Years, inches 42.95 

Area of City in Square Miles 66.6 

Railroads — Main or Trunk Lines 12 

Passenger Trains — Daily 96 

Miles of Street Railway — Electric 41 

Miles of Water Mains 90 

Number of Fire Hydrants 448 

Gallons Capacity of Pumps, per day 16,000,000 

Average Daily Consumption, gallons 3.500.000 

Number of Miles of Public Sewers 75 

Number of Street Lights — Electric 217 

Number of Telephones Used in City 8,937 

Newspapers and Publications 14 

Daily Newspapers 3 

Schools — Public 16 

Colleges 4 

Business Colleges 3 

Churches 57 

Hospitals 4 

Banks. 1-1 — Combined Capital and Surplus $3,682,000 

Combined Deposits $19,237,685 

Clearing House Report for 1906 $317,393,685 

Postal Receipts— 1905, $170,000—1907 $210,000 

Number Carriers — City, 45 — Rural 5 

Manufacturing Plants 167 

Capital Invested, nearly $20,000,000 

Products— Value per Annum $67,000,000 

Wholesale and jobbing Firms, 156— Annual Sales $40,000,000 

Assessed Valuation of Real Estate (assessed 2-3) $24,618,515 

Packing Houses 2 

Capacity Cattle 10.000; Hogs, 5,000; Sheep 5,000. 
Stockyards. Capacity, Cattle. 435 Cars; Hogs, 120 Cars; Horses, 

80 Cars. 

Lumber Dealers. Wholesale and Retail 24 

Flouring Mills, 3— Daily Capacity, bbls 5,000 



Fort Worth is the conceded railway center of the Southwest. 
Its unequalled raiUvay facilities cannot fail to make it the com- 
mercial metropolis of this section. 

Fort ^^'orth is the packing house center and cattle market of 
the Southwest. History does not record an instance where a 
cattle market and packing house point has failed to make a thriv- 
ing and prosperous city. 

Fort Worth is the grain and milling center of the Southwest, 
which, added to the two last mentioned advantages, assures the 
growth and development of the trade and commerce of the city. 

The pay roll of wage earners is over 13,000, receiving $9,000,- 
000 wages per year. 

The bank clearings of Fort Worth show a steady atid unbrolcen 
increase, and for the year 1907 will approximate $400,000,000. 

It has the purest water, a fine sewer system, and consequently 
the lowest death rate of any city in the country. 

As a place of business, residence or for investment of capital 
it is without an equal. 



PATRONS OF THIS PUBLICATION 



BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTI- 
TUTIONS. 

American National Bank, cor. 6th. 
and ]\Iain. 

VV. C. Belcher Land Mortgage Co., 
Reynolds Building. 

Continental Bank and Trust Co., 
7th and Houston. 

Exchange Nat'l Bank, cor. Main 
St. and Ellis Ave., N. Fort Worth. 

Farmers and Mechanics National 
Bank, cor. 7th and Main. 

First National Bank, cor. 7th and 
Houston. 

Fort Worth National Bank, cor. 5th 
and Main. 

Houston, Smallwood & Co., 208 W. 
8th. 

Stockyards National Bank, Ex- 
change Bldg., N. Fort Worth. 

State National Bank, 500 Main. 

Traders National Bank, 808 Hous- 
ton street. 

Waggoner Bank and Trust Co., Sth 
and Houston. 

Western National Bank, cor. 9th 
and Houston. 

WHOLESALE, MANUFACTUR- 
ING AND JOBBING INTER- 
ESTS. 

Anchor Roller Mills, cor. Cherry 
and North streets. 

Attwell Cornice Co., 102 Rusk St. 

Axtell Co., Manufacturers Wind- 
mills, 2d and Throckmorton. 

Ballard Ice and Fuel Co., 207-9-11- 
13 Lake street. 

Blessing Photo Supply Co., 315 
Houston. 

A. Brandt Upholstering Co., 1200 
E. Front St. 

Buckley Planing and Moulding Mill, 
J. D. Buckley & Son, Vine St. bt. El 
Paso and North. 

Burrus Mill and Elevator Co., Geo. 
W. Curtis, mgr., cor. Jennings ave.and 
W. 15th. 

Campbell Machinery Co., Machin- 
ery and Machine Supplies, 1711 Cal- 
houn St. 

Carter-Hunt Grocer Co., Wholesale, 
209-15 W. 15th. 

The Casey-Swasey Company, Im- 
porters, Wholesale Liquor and Ci- 
gar Dealers. Distributers of the 
celebrated Hill & Hill, the leading 
American Whiskey. 

Collins ville Manufacturing Co., 718- 
19 E. Front. 

Collum Commerce Co., 506 Rusk 
street. 

Crowdus Bros., Hides, Wools, Furs, 
Tallow, Beeswax and Pecans, 315 W. 
Weatherford St. 

Drunim Seed and Floral Co., River- 
side. 

W. H. Delp. Mfr. Rubber and Steel 
Stamps. 

Empire Grain Co.. Scott-Harrold 
Bldg. 

Enterprise Iron Works, Horrell 
Bros., prop., 515 E. Front St. 

L. Eppstein & Son. Wliolesale 
Liquors and Cigars. Eppstein Bldg. 



J. E. Ervine & Co., Grain Brokers, 
314 F. & M. Bank Bldg. 

The Fort Produce Co., 1314 Hous- 
ton St. 

Fort Worth Barber Supply Co., W. 
H. Delp, prop. 

The Fort Worth Creamerv Co., 
1101 Main St., N. Fort Worth. 

North Fort Worth Ice and Cold 
Storage Co., sw. cor. 10th and Main, 
N. Fort Worth. 

Fort Worth Iron and Steel Co., 
-Mfrs., South Hemphill St. 

Fort Worth Manufacturing Co.. 
Mfrs. of Furniture, Cots, Springs and 
Mattresses. W. E. Austin, mgr., Lux- 
ton St. and T. & P. Ry. 

Fort Worth Mattress and Comfort 
Mfg. Co., 600 Vickery Bv. 

Fort Worth Overall Co., Mfr. Bell 
Brand Overalls, Jumpers and Pants. 

Fort Worth Pattern Works. 517 E. 
Front. 

Fort Worth Planing l\Iill. cor. Vine 
and Presidio Sts. 

Fort Worth Stamp Co., Mfrs. Rub- 
ber Stamps, Seals and Stencils, 709 

Main St. 

The Gamer Co.. Wholesale Wind- 
mills, Pumps. Plumbers' Supplies, cor. 
E. Front and Calhoun. 

Gideon & Smythe, Wholesale Fruits 
and Produce, 1301 Houston. 

Arthur S. Goetz, mgr., Thurber 
Brick Co., 108 Wheat Bldg. 

Henderson-Sturges Piano Co., 1109 
Houston St. 

T. R. James & Sons, Mfrs. and 
Wholesale Dealers, Harness, Sad- 
dlery, etc. Stop 3. Interurban Ry., 
Jamestown. 

Jersev Cream Co., 1007 Hul'fman 

St. 

Kindel-Clark Drug Co., 17th and 
Calhoun. 

King Candy Co., 918-920 E. 9th. 
C. R. & D. C. Kolp, Wholesale 
Grain, 305-6 Wheat Bldg. 

McCord-Collins Co. (Inc.), Whole- 
sale Grocers, 1625-7 Main St. 

Medlin Milling Co. (Inc.), cor. E. 
Oth and Frank Sts. 

The Miller Mfg. Co., Uhs. Overalls, 
etc., 209 11th street. 

Monnig Dry Goods Co., 1302-1310 
Main. 

National Biscuit Co., cor. E. 17th 
and Rusk. Win. A. Baum, mgr. 

National CofTee Co., Coffee Roast- 
ers, 113-115 Houston St. 

Nissley Creamery Co., Wholesale 
Creamery Butter. S. S. Lard, mgr., 
E. 9th St. 

Rock Island Ice Co., cor. E. 1st and 
R. I. 

Scott's Awning Factory and Car- 
pet Renovating. Phone 167. 1100 
Te-xas St. 

Shaw Bros. Dairy. Three miles 
south of city on Oak Grove road. 

H. Tanner & Son Fish Co. (Inc.), 
Wholesale and Retail. 104-106 E. !3th 
street. 

Texas Brewing Co., cor. 9th and 
Jones. 

The Texas Company, A. M. Luck- 
ett, mgr. Petroleum and its Products, 
cor. 4th and Terry. 



PATRONS OF THIS PUBLICATION 



Texas Printing Co., Manufacturing 
Stationers, 9th and Rusk. F. S. Boul- 
ware, mgr. 

Texas Overall Co., 400-412 Bessie. 

Texas Tank and Culvert Co., R. J. 
Thompson, mgr., cor. E. Front and 
Boaz. 

Van Zandt-Moore Iron Works, 
mfrs. of Ice and Cold Storage Ma- 
chinery, Well Drilling Machinery, 
Frogs, Switches and Crossings. Re- 
pairing of all kinds of Machinery, 20S- 
207 E. Front St. 

B. B. Walker, Wholesale and Re- 
tail Vehicles, cor. 1st and Throckmor- 
ton. 

Waples-Platter Grocer Co., Whole- 
sale Grocers and Importers, cor. 
Jones and E. Front. 

H. W. Williams & Co., Wholesale 
Drugs, cor. 15th and Throckmorton. 

APARTMENT HOUSES. 

Modern Apartments, Mrs. J. A. 
Dixon, proprs., 101 S. Jennings Ave. 

Sanguinet Apartment House, cor. 
Burnett and Jackson Sts. 

ARCHITECTS. 

A. Burry, 500 Reynolds Bldg. 
Sanguinet & Staats, F. & M. Bank 
Bldg. 

M. L. Waller, 606 Flatiron Bldg. 
L. B. Weinman. 711 Main St. 

AUTOMOBILES AND GARAGE. 

Hugh H. Lewis, Jr., Automobiles, 
Garage and Livery, 208-216 W. 3d. 

Maxwell Fort Worth Auto Co. (Inc) 
J. Blake Hedges, treas. and mgr. Ad- 
joining Majestic Theatre. 

BUSINESS COLLEGES. 

Draughon's Practical Business Col- 
lege, G. W. Earthman, mgr., 14th and 
Main Sts. 

CLOTHING, SHOES AND FUR- 
NISHINGS. 

A. & L. August, 801 Main. 

King, Horrell & Criss, cor. Main 
and 10th Sts. 

Stonestreet & Davis, cor. Main and 
8th Sts. 

Washer Bros., 900-906 Main. 

CONFECTIONERY. 

Palace Confectionery, E. J. Faw- 
cett, prop. 103 Main St. 

DENTISTS. 

Dr. W. H. Nugent, 515^ Main St. 
Dr. C. E. Waller, 506 Main St. 



DRY GOODS AND DEPART- 
MENT STORES. 

Bradford Bros. Co., The Fashion 
Shop, 611-615 Houston St. 

Burton-Peel Dry Goods Co. (Inc.), 
800-6 Main. 

E. H. Lowe Co. (Inc.), 800-802 
Houston. 

Monnig Dry Goods Co., 1302-1310 
Alain. 

W. C. Stripling, 201-13 Houston. 
206-10 Main. 

The Fair, 601-7 Houston, 602 
Main. 

FURNITURE. 

N. A. Cunningham, 406-8 Houston. 

Durrett-Gorman Furniture Co., 
1011-17 Houston. 

Ellison Furniture and Carpet Co., 
cor. 7th and Throckmorton. 

Furniture Exchange, C. A. Puckett, 
306 Houston St. 

GRAIN, COAL, FEED, ETC. 

J. W. Adams & Co.. 400 W. Weath- 
erford St. 

C. Barr & Co., 1612. 1614, 1616 
Houston. 

Empire Grain Co., Scott-Harrold 
Bldg. 

J. E. Ervine & Co.. Grain Brokers, 
314 F. & M. Bank Bldg. 

Arthur S. Goetz, mgr., Texas Pa- 
cific Coal Co., 108 Wheat Bldg. 

Hawes Coal Co., 1214 E 2d. 

W. F. Helmcamp, 115 E. Belknap. 
, Geo. W. Knowlton, 1315 Vine St. 

C. R. & D. C. Kolp, Wholesale 
Grain, 305-6 Wheat Bldg. 

L. M. Levy, cor. Weatherford and 
Burnett Sts. 

J. S. Staiti, Sales Agent for Coal, 301 
Wheat Bldg. 

Zinn Coal and Grain Co., 401 W. 
Weatherford St. 

GROCERS AND MEATS. 

J. M. Darwin, 900 Evans Ave. 
H. Harris, 402 E. 6th. 

Union Meat Market, 1003 Evans 
Ave. 

H. H. Pittman, 4th and Main Sts. 

M. D. Sellars, 105 S. Jennings .A.ve. 

W. P. Wise, 103 N. Houston and 
1013 E. 1st St. 

HARDWARE. 



St. 



Crouch Hardware Co., 1007 Main 



Wm. Henry & Co., 1005-7 Houston 



St. 



Nash Hardware Co., 1607 Main St. 



DRUGGISTS. 

J. P. Brashear, 1300 Main St. 
T. J. Haizlip. 915 Evans Ave. 
Renfro Drug Co., 3d and Main St. 
The Rexall Store, Covey & Martin, 
810 Main St. 



HOTELS. 

The Angelus, cor. 5th and Throck- 
morton. 

Metropolitan, Geo. T. Stillman, 
mgr., 911-919 Main St. 

Natatorium, cor. 3d and Rusk. 



PATROXS OF THIS PUBLICATION 



Worth, Mrs. W. P. Hardwick and 
O. P. Haney.mgrs., 805-809 Main St. 

Seibold, 108 E. 7th. 

Touraine, cor. 7th and Throckmor- 
ton. 

JEWELERS. 

J. H. Greer, 515 Main. 

G. W. Hahom, 607 Main. 

J. E. Mitchell Co., 506-508 Main St. 

LAWYERS. 

Wesley B. Ammerman, 301 Flat- 
iron Bldg. 

J. L. Bushong, Bushong Bldg. 

Capps, Cantev, Hanger & Short, 
7th and Main Sts. 

B. J. Houston, 215 Houston St. 
Rufus W. King, 301 Western Xat'l 

Bank Bldg. 

Martin & Smith, 304 Main St. 

N. B. Moore, 210 Main St. 

Robert McCart, 312 Main St. 

Geo. Q. McGown, 304-5-6 Reynolds 
Bldg. 

W. P. McLean, Jr.. rooms 201-2-3-4 
Ellison Bldg. 

Parker & Parker, 403^ Main St. 

Jno. W. Scott, 406 F. & M. Bank 
Bldg. 

Walter B. Scott, rooms 201-2-3-4 
Ellison Bldg. 

J. C. Terrell, Jr., Powell Bld.g. 

N. J. Wade, Reynolds Bldg. 

West, Chapman & West. 308 to 11 
Wheat Bldg. 

Ike A. Winn, 700 Houston St. 

John W. Wray, 612 Wheat Bldg. 

C. Von Carlowitz, Powell Bldg. 

LAUNDRIES. 

Acme Steam Laundry (Inc.), 808- 
816 Monroe. 

Curran's Hand Laundry, F. T. Scott, 
prop., 618 Burnett St. 

Modern Steam Laundry. Phone 
787. 700 Huffman. ■ 

Natatorium Steam Laundry, N. E. 
Gambrell, prop., 101-105 E. Belknap. 

Penny Laundrv, J. W. Hoover, 
prop., 403 Main St. 

Texas Laundry Co., 205-7 Throck- 
morton. 

LIVERY, TRANSFER AND STOR- 
AGE. 

Binyon Transfer & Storage Co., 
339-41 W. 15th St. 

City Messenger, Transfer and Stor- 
age Co., A. B. Mynatt. prop.. Base- 
ment 8th and Houston. 

Geo. W. Carter & Son, props. ,^ New 
Exchange and South Side Livery, 
200 Rusk. 

Eclipse Livery, cor. 3d and Throck- 
morton. Cantrell Bros, props. 

Fort Worth Omnibus Line and 
Transfer Co., D. F. Murphy, mgr., 
701-3 Rusk. 

Jackson Bros., 1508 Rusk St. 

W. H. Marlow, Livery, Feed and 
Sale Stable. Hacks at all hours. Both 
Phones 137. Cor. 4th and Rusk Sts. 



Wm. M. McVeigh, Moving, Pack- 
ing and Storage, 1625-1627 Main St. 

Purvis & Rogers, cor. 8th and 
Rusk. 

Texas Implement and Transfer Co., 
209-11 W. 1st St. 

Union Transfer Co., Busses, Bag- 
gage Wagons and Carriages. Ready 
for Business. Phone 108. S. B. Ho- 
vey, pres. 

LUMBER. 

Burton-Lingo Co., Wholesale and 
Retail Lumber and Building Ma- 
terial. Cor. Front and Boaz. 

Hawes Lumber Co., 1005 Rusk St. 

Hooper-Wyly Lumber Co., Arling- 
ton Heights Road and Frisco Cross- 
ing. 

Lyon & Rice, Wholesale, 510 
Wheat Bldg. 

Menefee Bros., Wholesale, West- 
ern Nat'l Bank Bldg. 

Peoples Lumber Co., cor. Willie 
and Luxton Sts., Glenwood. 

Ripy & Irwin, S. Main and Terrell. 

A. J. Roe, cor. 6th and Throck- 
morton. 

PAINTS AND WALL PAPER. 

Burns & Hamilton, 10th and Hous- 
ton. 

The J. J. Langever Co. (Inc.), 1001- 
1003 Throckmorton. 

Texas Paint and Paper House 
(Inc.). K. A. Mulkey, pres., 1515 
Houston St. 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Cone, the View Man. 
O. C. Greer, 509 Main. 
Leffler's Studio, 600 Houston St. 
R. R. McGinnis, 503^ Main. 
Jolin Schwartz. 705'< Main St. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Dr. Bacon Saunders, Flatiron Bldg. 

C. P. Brewer, 501 54 Main St. 

Dr. E. D. Capps. Eye, Ear, Nose 
and Throat. 304-05 Fort Worth 
Xat'l Bank Bldg. 

Dr. W. G. Cook, 209 F. & M. Bank 
Bldg. 

Jas. L. Cooper, 1407 Main St. 

Chas. H. Harris. Room 307, 
Western Nat'l Bank Bldg. 

R. W. Moore. Rooms 6 and 7 Dun- 
dee Bldg. 

Dr. N. Bascom Morris, 611 "^ Hous- 
ton. 

Thompson & Johnson, 703 Lamar 
St. 

Triplett & Bobo, 301 Stripling Bldg. 
Chronic Diseases a Specialty. 

Dr. Amos C. Walker, cor. Railroad 
Ave. and S. Main St. 

POOL AND BILLIARD PARLORS 

Empire Pool and Billiard Hall. O. S. 
Chappel, prop. 1006 Main St. 

The Rubv. Fish & Simpson, props., 
604 Main St. 

The Smoke House. Reddick & 
Saunders, props. 



PATRONS OF THIS PUBLICATION 



REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AB- 
STRACTERS AND INSUR- 
ANCE. 

H. L. Abston & Co., 513 Main St. 

Geo. R. Allen & Son, Room 21 Dun- 
dee Bldg. 

T. T. Andci-ion, 309 Fort Worth 
:-Nat'l Bank Bldg. 

Arlington Heights Realty Co, 406 
IFlatiron Bklg. 

W. J. Boaz, 114 S. Boaz. 

Brooks Realty and Loan Co. of 
Te.xas, C. N. Brooks, mgr., 106 W. 
Uth St. 

Bowers & Bowers, 10th and Main 
Sts. 

A. D. Carpenter & Co., 109 W. 6th 
St. 

C. W. Ccnnery, State mgr. Amer- 
ican National Life Insurance Co., 
Lynchburg, Va., 201 Flatiron Bldg. 

Dr. J. O. Crenshaw, Room 10, Dun- 
dee Bldg. 

J. B. Daniel Realty Co., 108 W 
9th St. 

W. A. Darter, 711^ Main St. 

W. S. Essex, 503>< Houston St. 

Fosdick & Mitchell, Fire Insurance, 
104 W. 6(h St. 

Foster-Epes Company, 808 Hous- 
ton St. 

Gillilanl & Harwood, 410 • Fort 
Worth Xat'l Bank Bldg. 

R. N. Graham, owner Graham-Park 
Addition, 314 Wheat Bid. 

W. B. Hale, 203;^ Main St. 

D. S. Hare, F. & M. Bank Bldg. 
Harrison. Collett & Swayne, Insur- 
ance, Continental Bank Bldg. 

Clauce C. Hayes & Co., 709 Main 
St. 

Kuykendall Investment Co., 208 F. 
& M. Bank Bldg. 

Lehman Snell Co., Basement Conti- 
nental Bank Bldg. 

A. D. Loyd mgr. Arlington 
Heights Realty Co., 404 Flatiron Bldg. 

R. G. Luse & Co., Scott-Harrold 
Bldg. 

Massey Realty Co., 702-/^ Main St. 
C. W. Massey, Attorney at Law. 

J. F. Moore, 201 Moore Bldg. 

E. M. McClellan. Room 4 Dun- 
dee Bldg., cor. 7th and Houston. 

North Fort Worth Townsite Co., 
F. P. Hopkins 1st v-pres, 24th and 
Main Sts., N. Fort Worth. 

J. T. Pulliam, 304^ Main St. 

A. W. Samuels, 112 W. 9th St. 
Will L. Sargent, Rooms 2 and 3, 

9121/' Main St. 

Louis C. Shrope, gen. supt. Grand 
Fraternity, 506 Main St. 

South Side Land Co., P. M. DeVitt 
mgr., 309 Fort Worth Nat'l Bank 
.Bldg. 

B. F. Sprinkle, 205 Main St. 
Stout & Hagler, Rooms 2 and 3 

Metropolitan Annex. 

Tempel & Modlin, 212 Wheat Bldg. 

A. P. Thomas & Co., 506'/l Main St. 

W. T. Truax & Co., 310 Reynolds 
31dg. 

The West Fort Worth Land Co., 
Ground Floor Flatiron Bldg. 



J. K. Winston, F. & M. Bank Bldg. 
J. X. Winters Realty Co. Basement 
Fort Worth Nat'l Bank Bldg. 
R. Vickery. 1115 Houston. 

SEED AND FLORAL COS. 

Drumm Seed and Floral Co., 507 
Houston St. 

Lea Seed and Floral Co.. 506 Hous- 
ton St. 

UNDERTAKERS. 

L- P. Robertson. 11)13-15 Throck- 
morton. 

MISCELLANEOUS 

George C. Akers, .Vdju^ter Fort 
Worth "\ss'n of Credit Men, 305 Rey- 
nolds Bldg. 

A. J. .\nderson Co.. Sporting 
Goods and Electrical Supplies, cor. 
10th and Houston Sts. 

Annex Bar, R. L. Corr, opposite T. 
& P. Station. 

E. .Armstrong. Rep. Schilter Pianos, 
317-318 Fort Worth Nat'l Bank Bldg. 

The Audit Company of Texas. Ex- . 
pert accountants furnished. S. B. 
Hovey, pres., G. C. Mountcastle and 
Noah Harding v-pres., Ben O. Smith, 
treas. 308-9 Western Nat'l Bank 
Bldg. 

L. A. Barnes, Book Store, 804 
Houston St. 

Dr. Barnes' Veterinary Hospital, 
110 Rusk St. 

Wm. Bryce. Contractor, 818 Mon- 
roe St. 

Roy B. Burnett, Cattleman. 208 
Wheat Bldg. 

The Christopher-Champ Piano Co. 
Artistic Pianos. 1009 Houston St. 
ment 8th and Houston Sts. 

Congress Barber Shop, 610 Main St. 

N. Eckert, Tailor, 313 Main St. 

Eitelman & Son, Blacksmiths and 
Woodworkers, 513-515 W. Railroad 
Ave. 

Fort Worth Decorating Co., 262 
Jackson St. 

Fort Worth Telephone Co.. J. C. 
Casler, gen. mgr., cor. 11th and 
Throckmorton. 

P. M. Grant, Traffic Manager 
Southwestern Teh & Tel. Co. 

Jas. B. Gray, Capitalist. 1312 Pre- 
sidio St. 

Sam Gray, 606 Main St. 

Miss Gertrude Pyeatt, Stenograph- 
er for W. J. Wade. 

Greenwall's Opera House. 

Guy C. Gum, mgr. Nernst Lamp 
Co., Cooper-Hewitt Lamp Co.. 112 E. 
8th St. 

W. C. Guthrie, sec. and treas. of 
Denton Press Brick Co., 818 ^Monroe 
St. 

Tohn B. Hawley, Civil Engineer, 
Fort Wi.rth, Texas. 

J. G. Henderson. Cat Stone and 
Masonry, 12th ."ind Houston Sts. 

F. L. Jaccard, Rep. Bauman-Massa 
Jewelry Co., St. Louis, Mo. 1401 
Summit Ave. 

S. H. Kress & Co., Sc and 10c Store, 
815 Houston St. 



PATROXS OF THIS PUBLICATION 



The J. J. Langever Co. (Inc.), Con- 
tracting Painters and Decorators, 
Cilass and Signs. 

Leyersedge Bridge and Construc- 
tion Co., 611 14 Houston St. 

Taylor McRea, with- Daily Tele- 
gram, Telegram Bldg. 

The American Restaurant, J C 
Moore, prop., 603 Main St. 

C. A. O'Keefe, Cattleman, 520 Hill 
ot. 

T °,'"V?-V,"'' ^''°*- Stallion Importers 
J. A. Hill, mgr. 

Peacock & Lea, Alineral Water De- 
pot, cor. 6th and Rusk. 

Ross & Heyer, Piano Merchants, 
/ll Houston St. 

Polytechnic College, H. A. Boaz 
pres. 

Reid's Chili and Lunch Room, 608 
Mam St. 

T> ^- '"'• ^v^o-T.^- Reyiolds, Cattle 
Raisers, 507-8 Reynolds Bldg. 

Riley's Shoe Shining Parlor, 1005 
Houston St. 



X. E. Ruljin. Millinery, cor. 3d and 
Houston Sts. 

W. B. So Relle, Adv. Mgr. A. & 
L. .\ugust. 

Southwestern Reference Bonding 
Co., H. C. Hamilton, mgr., 317-18 
Western Xat'l Bank Bidg. 

Stock Exchange Bar. Frank H 
Barfield, prop., 11th and Main Sts. 

Te.xas Eitulithic Co., 211 Western 
Xat'l. Bank Bldg. 

H. Tipper, Mechanical Engineer, 
Fort Worth, Texas. 

Union Dye Works, 110 E. 8th St. 

Utter's Department Store, Millin- 
ery, Dry Goods and Groceries. L E 
Utter, prop., 800 E. 1st St. 

John Williams & Co., Haberdashers, 
414 Mam St. 

,.m'''J?, ^ .Tyson, Gravel Roofing, 
1301 Throckmorton St. 

Wood & Co., Fine Fur Hat Remod- 
elers, 112 Mam St. 

,-|!r^"k Zelosky, Germania House, 
loCO Houston St. 




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